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BeeCharity — Save the World / Rette Die Welt
Uluwatu Coast Cleanup
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FundraisingShort-term environmental project

Uluwatu Coast Cleanup

Help restore the coastline surrounding Uluwatu through a locally coordinated cleanup and community waste-awareness programme.

Uluwatu area, Bali, Indonesia8.8291° S, 115.0849° E

Location note: Proposed project area: Uluwatu, Bali. Exact cleanup site to be confirmed with local partners and authorities.

The problem

Why this project exists

Coastlines near popular areas of Bali can accumulate significant waste from ocean currents, local activity and seasonal tides. Removing it responsibly requires coordination, equipment and proper disposal — not simply good intentions.

Our response

What BeeCharity will do

BeeCharity proposes to fund and coordinate a focused cleanup campaign with an appropriate local delivery partner, recruiting volunteers, securing equipment and ensuring collected waste is separated, weighed and responsibly transferred.

Why this location

The Uluwatu area combines a high-value natural coastline with active local communities and hospitality businesses who can participate in and sustain the effort. Final site selection depends on local agreement and permissions.

Objectives

What success looks like

  • Raise CHF 10,000 to fund a well-organised cleanup campaign
  • Recruit 100 or more participants
  • Coordinate at least one major cleanup event
  • Record the total waste collected by weight
  • Engage local community or business partners
  • Publish a transparent post-project impact report
Delivery plan

How the work will be delivered

  1. 1

    Confirm local delivery partner

  2. 2

    Confirm cleanup location and permissions

  3. 3

    Complete baseline site assessment

  4. 4

    Recruit local volunteers

  5. 5

    Secure equipment and logistics

  6. 6

    Deliver cleanup day or cleanup series

  7. 7

    Separate, weigh and responsibly transfer collected waste

  8. 8

    Publish evidence and financial report

  9. 9

    Review follow-up requirements

Stages are indicative and will be confirmed and updated as the project progresses.

Budget structure

Where funding is planned to go

We publish the budget as clearly defined lines. Specific figures are confirmed with the delivery partner and reported once the project proceeds.

  • Local coordination and permissions
  • Waste collection equipment
  • Protective equipment
  • Responsible waste transport and disposal
  • Volunteer water and basic provisions
  • Local communications and awareness
  • Documentation and impact reporting
  • Payment-processing and campaign costs
  • Reasonable contingency
Targets vs. results

Campaign targets and verified results

Campaign targets

  • Raise CHF 10,000
  • Recruit 100+ participants
  • Coordinate at least one major cleanup event
  • Record total waste collected by weight (target set with local partner)
  • Categorise collected waste where operationally possible
  • Engage local community or business partners
  • Publish a post-project impact report
  • Publish approved before-and-after media

Verified results

No verified results yet. Results are published only after the work is done and evidenced. Targets above are ambitions, not achievements.

Safeguards

Risks and responsible practice

  • Local permissions and partner availability may affect timing and location.
  • Weather and tides can affect the safety and timing of a cleanup event.
  • Responsible disposal capacity must be confirmed before collection begins.
Collected material will be separated and transferred to responsible waste handlers where operationally possible, avoiding uncontrolled dumping or burning.
Get involved

How you can help

Volunteer roles depend on project needs, local requirements and safeguarding considerations. Opportunities may include on-the-ground participation, coordination and documentation.